San Francisco Teachers Support Japan Anthem Refuseniks

[Mulboyne]

From here:

"On World Teachers Day October 5, 2007, protests were held in Tokyo and San Francisco to demand that repression against anti-war teachers be halted. Over 1500 teachers have been reprimanded and/or suspended for refusing to sing nationalist military songs in the schools."

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[Adhesive]

American teachers have such wonderful grammar.

[Takechanpoo]

gaijin cannot write accurate kanji like that.
apparently those were written by J-sayoku dudes.

[Greji]

gaijin cannot write accurate kanji like that.
apparently those were written by J-sayoku dudes.

Can you actually read what it says?

[kusai Jijii]

Can you actually read what it says?

Of course he can Boothie
Remember, he's Japanese, from the same town as me in Hokkaido...

Bwaahahahahahaahha

[blackcat]

"gaijin cannot write accurate kanji like that."

They are'nt gaijin because they are in their own country FUCKWIT

[amdg]

'Refuseniks'

very nice.

[hundefar]

"gaijin cannot write accurate kanji like that."

They are'nt gaijin because they are in their own country FUCKWIT

Since the whole world rightfully should submit to the Chrysanthemum Throne, one could argue that every non-Japanese is a Gaijin.

[Uhhuh35]

gaijin cannot write accurate kanji like that.
apparently those were written by J-sayoku dudes.

My wife informs me that "J-Sayoku Dudes" are Leftists (politically) is that correct? Then Take-Poo is saying, and I agree, that the signs were written for them by Japanese people, hence the grammar. And grammar aside, whoever wrote the signs has better penmanship than most Americans, myself included. They've obviously been writing Kanji their whole lives.
Maybe those guys are "rent-a-mob" types or were told by their union to hold the signs.

Good to see that "Engrish" is everywhere !

[Takechanpoo]

Needless to say, sayoku means leftist.
Traditionaly J-sayoku dudes have the tendency that they pleasurely try to advitise Japan's negative aspects to the world.
And these dudes never mind telling lies to justify their claim.
Surely I know some gaijin can write kanji.
But Japanese also know whether the kanji or hiragana are written by Japanese or not.

[Samurai_Jerk]

Needless to say, sayoku means leftist.
Traditionaly J-sayoku dudes have the tendency that they pleasurely try to advitise Japan's negative aspects to the world.
And these dudes never mind telling lies to justify their claim.
Surely I know some gaijin can write kanji.
But Japanese also know whether the kanji or hiragana are written by Japanese or not.

Maybe they were written by Zainichi Kankokujin like you.

[blackcat]

"But Japanese also know whether the kanji or hiragana are written by Japanese or not"

Ha what a dickhead typical japanese "thinking" ALL japanese know what/how ALL other japanese do.

[Adhesive]

"But Japanese also know whether the kanji or hiragana are written by Japanese or not"

Ha what a dickhead typical japanese "thinking" ALL japanese know what/how ALL other japanese do.

They probably do. It's like the borg.

[Takechanpoo]

Maybe they were written by Zainichi Kankokujin like you.

Actually many zainichi korean are belonging to sayoku organization.
This dude is most famous zainichi korean sayoku.

And we Japanese can CERTAINLY distinguish between Japanese Japanese and gaijin Japanese, not probably.
Remember that.

[Greji]

And we Japanese can CERTAINLY distinguish between Japanese Japanese and gaijin Japanese, not probably.
Remember that.

Hell, you can't even tell which of your baseball players are Japanese, unless they come out of the closet or use their foreign name.

[Behan]

I guess a lot of people already know this but Sadaharu Oh's father is Chinese(or Taiwanese??).
And Kattobase Aniki Kanemoto of the Hanshin Tigers is a Zainichi Kankokujin.
I guess the list goes on and on.